Coleraine Club details

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The Coleraine Showgrounds

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Oran Kearney

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
St Mirren	38	8	20	10
Coleraine	210	97	61	52

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Current Squad

NA Michael Doherty (G)
NA Wayne Drummond (G)
NA Eugene Ferry (G)
NA Chris Johns (G)
NA Aaron Canning (D)
NA Graham Crown (D)
NA Steven Douglas (D)
NA Garth Falconer (D)
NA Lyndon Kane (D)
NA Gareth McConaghie (D)
NA Adam Mullan (D)
NA Stephen O'Donnell (D)
NA Aaron Traynor (D)
NA Scot Whiteside (D)
6 David Ogilby (D)
14 John Watt (D)
NA Cormac Burke (M)
NA Josh Carson (M)
NA Dylan Davidson (M)
NA Ben Doherty (M)
NA Jamie Glackin (M)
NA Ruaihdri Higgins (M)
NA Jack Bradley (M)
NA Aaron Jarvis (M)
NA Matthew Kirk (M)
NA Glenn Law (M)
NA Stephen Lowry (M)
NA Craig Moore (M)
NA Ian Parkhill (M)
NA Dean Shiels (M)
NA Andrew Whiteside (M)
4 Michael Hegarty (M)
11 Ryan McIlmoyle (M)
12 David Kee (M)
18 Ciaran Clarke (M)
27 Paul Owens (M)
NA Eoin Bradley (F)
NA Gary Browne (F)
NA Aaron Burns (F)
NA Alex Gawne (F)
NA Nedas Macuilaitis (F)
NA Jamie McGonigle (F)
NA Emmett McGuckin (F)
NA James McLaughlin (F)
NA Joseph McNeill (F)
NA Mark Miskimmin (F)
NA Johnny Stewart (F)
NA Gary Twigg (F)
15 Shane Jennings (F)
17 Mark Gillan (F)
21 Joel Bradley (F)

Coleraine in Northern Irish Premier League

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Crusaders	11	8	2	1	+21	26
2	Coleraine	11	6	5	0	+19	23
3	Cliftonville	11	7	1	3	+10	22
4	Linfield	8	6	0	2	+14	18
5	Glentoran	11	5	2	4	+2	17

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Giggs believes Wales can finish second in Group E

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Switzerland v Ireland

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Switzerland haven’t lost a competitive home match since 2014 – a run stretching 14 games

Expert verdict

Ireland will need to sharpen up in attack to take a positive result from their pivotal Euro 2020 qualification clash against Switzerland in Geneva. Ireland missed a huge chance to cement their place in Group D’s top two after a dour 0-0 draw against Georgia on Saturday, though one more victory from their remaining pair of fixtures will still see them qualify for next year’s showpiece. Switzerland have little to fear from the Irish frontline and should harness the energy of their buoyant support to break down the visitors.

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